Or maybe even consider not going down the Blue Alanta pricing, but
their own Flex pricing? Surely this would open up the gates a little?
As long as you can gaurantee (somehow) that the site is going to be
used for personal use (or charity etc) by giving the server away free
in these cases means
Hi there, I'm pretty sure this is me being naive. But i am running
MySQL 4.1.6 and have create a MyIsam table with a UTF-8 character set.
UPDATE cc_languages2
lang_coutry = 'Ελλάδα'
WHERE langId = 2
When i run the above code in a cftry block i get the following error returned
You have an
Fixed already
bad, SQL statement, i was too concerned thinking it was a UTF-8 problem.
Andy
On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 08:49:30 +0100, Andy Jarrett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there, I'm pretty sure this is me being naive. But i am running
MySQL 4.1.6 and have create a MyIsam table with a UTF-8
Well, if I lived in an area with a poor market I'd start by becoming
VERY active in the User Group.
So active that I ended-up speaking nearly every month. So active that
I'd help with organizing and promoting it.
I'd be sure to always illustrate and emphasise the strengths of the CF
Server and
one thing I'd like to just mention is that if you're at MAX, there will
be a lot of Macromedia folks there to talk to about these
issues/concerns. Grab Ben if you can. Go over to the Community Pit -
the MMUG and Team Macromedia folks will be there. Also, talk with
Myself about it - not only
This will fail if you have a parameter without value (e.g.
testtest2=1). Also, cf knows lists, so no need to convert to array
first:
cfoutput
cfloop list=#querystring# index=i delimiters=
Variable: #ListFirst(i,=)#br
Value: #URLDecode(ListRest(i,=))#br
/cfloop
/cfoutput
Pascal
-Original
http://www.macromedia.com/support/coldfusion/ts/documents/cfmlhistory.ht
m
Pascal
-Original Message-
From: Ciliotta, Mario [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 20 October 2004 23:54
To: CF-Talk
Subject: JSSTRINGFORMAT
Hi,
Can anyone tell when JSStringFormat was introduced into CF.
Ok, im stuck again with this whole UTF-8 problem. This time outputting
the results.
Below is my complete page that i am testing
cfprocessingdirective pageencoding=utf-8
cfcontent type=text/html; charset=utf-8
!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.1//EN
The newest cfmx 6.1 updater has resolved this problem on our servers.
Rich
On Mon, 18 Oct 2004 11:20:58 -0500, Rich Tretola [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any idea how to increase the coldfusion reserved buffer space?
Rich
On Mon, 18 Oct 2004 11:10:17 -0500, Rich Tretola [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My default error log has a bunch of entries like this, the day changes:
10/20 11:35:34 error Cannot create cookie: expires = Fri
10/20 11:35:34 error Cannot create cookie: path = /
10/20 11:35:38 error Cannot create cookie: expires = Fri
10/20 11:35:38 error Cannot create cookie: path = /
I think that touches on the issue, CF is often perceieved as the layman's development
platform and not taken seriously (such as .NET or J2EE) by many decision makers.
It's MM's job to ensure that CF is taken seriously by folks at the right levels.
Is that the gist of what we feel would help
True, I guess I was just trying to say some things would be alot more fun were there a
WYSIWIG editor. BTW, some kind gentlemen recently wrote the files necessary to get
Dreamweaver and HomeSite+/CF Studio to parse Laszlo. That's very good news indeed:
It's interesting times we live in and things continue to look up for the tech market
and ColdFusion developers in particular, however something is missing from the mix.
I invite folks to glance at the Q205 Investor Update and look at Slide 5. Nowhere is
the product ColdFusion or even JRun
I agree that Macromedia does have a responsibility to present CF as an
Enterprise solution and a real development platform, but also remember that
the experience(s) companies have in dealing with CF developers and the quality
of code we CF developers produce, also has a large impact on the
Make sure your driver is DataDirect 3.3...I was using 3.1 and it would
not work, upgraded them and everything was fine.
And we found the opposite - 3.3 killed us. 3.1 works fine.
~|
Sams Teach Yourself Regular Expressions in
Ben ( and all of MM),
Things that you are most known for doing (speaking at user groups /
conferences) would be considered by many as preaching to the choir. If
you tell a ColdFusion developer about ColdFusion, that doesn't count as
getting the word out.
I can't speak intelligently on
I haven't tried that yet, will give it a shot this afternoon sometime.
--
Jay
-Original Message-
From: Craig Dudley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 20 October 2004 14:31
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Running tasks in a console window?
So you haven't tried an arguments array then.
I don't agree completely. I think going after the individual developers is key long
term. Many individual developers become key players in larger organizations as they
grow professionally, and often even start their own successful organziations. My
previous employment being a key example, which
I've seen 3 user groups come and go in Connecticut due to lack of
attendance. I had spoken at them, but there was never anyone to speak
too. How do you suggest getting the word out? Word of mouth? Or
something else?
Instead of trying to put together a CFUG, I'd recommend finding
Does anyone have a lightweight portal framework for CFMX?
All I'm looking for is code to wrap display modules in, and offer
registered users their own configurable layout... I'm not looking for
the various plugin/modules already developed, just the display/layout
framework.
Thanks in advance
Hello,
We have an CFMX app that is using frames(arrrgh).
Is there any way to prevent a submit button in Frame A from working
until all of the frame B is loaded?
Thanks!
- Alex
~|
Purchase from House of Fusion, a Macromedia
I have an application that uses sessions and cookies to log people in.
Simple enough.
Now for my issue. If a user leaves my site and goes somewhere else, and then
attempts to use his back button to come back to the site, I would like to
return them to the login prompt. Technically, since they
(disregard outlook's capitalization of first char on lines)
Something like this would work... (in rough pseudo-code).
(Frame A)
script language=JavaScript
Var ready=false;
Function canIDoIt(){
Return ready;
}
form onSubmit=canIDoIt()
/form
(Frame B)
At the bottom...
script
in frame b at the beginning of the page using js disable the submit button.
then in the body tag use the onLoad method to enable the button, or just put
another call at the end of the page.
-Original Message-
From: DeMarco, Alex [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 21, 2004
us e the JavaScript luke! My first thought would be to have an
onLoad() event in your pages that sets a var, hasloaded = true. Have
your frame with the submit check for this value.
Doug
On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 08:52:33 -0400, DeMarco, Alex [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
We have an CFMX app
Take CF Standard, trim it down some more (no CFX, only
Access and MySQL, maybe even single-threaded) and give it away.
FWIW, we did that back in the CF4 era, it was called ColdFusion Express, and
it did not really make a whole lot of difference in the grand scheme of
things.
The free
Calvin,
You are 100% correct. The outside world still does not adequately appreciate
the CF/Java relationship and what it means. We have an incredibly compelling
story, one that resonates when told properly. We invest very heavily in this
area, it is indeed our job as you note, and we do it very
just wanted to chime in and say that I do agree that if you're really
interested in helping the CF Community, you can't ignore the other
communities. When I was in India, I spoke to a packed house of Flash
developers and designers at an MMUG about Flex, Flex with CFML, and software
I was thinking of checking the referrer,
Many browsers will hide/not send the last URL.
:(
Anders
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Excuse me - but why would being an MCSE make one more likely to overlook CF
as an App server?
Mark A. Kruger, CFG, MSCE
www.cfwebtools.com
www.necfug.com
http://blog.mxconsulting.com
-Original Message-
--
[quote]I think the director of our division put
Agreed. I personally have spoken to everything from WebSphere groups to
Flash conferences to wireless events to Sun events in US and Asia, and more.
Hey, so if I talk to CFUGs I am preaching to the choir. And if I talk to the
outside world CFers don't see it and assume we are not doing it. Oh,
No I haven't done this but there was just a thread on cookies and back
buttons that I think might help you out
-Original Message-
From: Jeff Waris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 21, 2004 8:55 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Has anyone done this?
I have an application that
Just some brief comments on this already very long thread.
Who is MM actually targeting CF at? Do they even know? Is it the small shop
that has the one developer/designer who wants to be able to quickly knock up
a shop front *or* The company churning out Enterprise applications? Perhaps
MM is
This is the side-effect of how easy cf is to learn. There are
thousands of retards out there giving us all a bad name. In the past
few months i've interveiwed about 4-5 cf developers per week.. its
gotten so bad that a standard question is 'what is an array'. Those
are the people who make cf look
Sorry that was just a jab at M$ using the MCSE stereotype. I don't
think all MCSEs are morons. (Atleast not the minority that can code)
-Adam
On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 08:35:26 -0500, Mark A Kruger
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Excuse me - but why would being an MCSE make one more likely to overlook CF
I'm looking for a simple functioning static CFCHART sample so that I can test our
LINUX/MX 6.1 system.
Does anyone have a working sample they can send me, or can anyone write and test
something and send it to me.
I have writen a test peice, but I have no idea if it's bad code, or a bad server
I'm looking for a simple functioning static CFCHART sample so that I can
test our LINUX/MX 6.1 system.
Does anyone have a working sample they can send me, or can anyone write
and test something and send it to me.
I have writen a test peice, but I have no idea if it's bad code, or a
bad server
Personally I wouldn't use the js at the beginning of frame b. Have the button
disabled by default then use the onload method to enable the button. Something along
the line of:
(frame a)
input id=submitbutton name=submitbutton type=submit disabled
(frame b)
script
function LoadEnable() {
If someone send directions I'll get for use it in our app...
Cheers
On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 08:28:49 -0400, Katz, Dov B (IT)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone have a lightweight portal framework for CFMX?
All I'm looking for is code to wrap display modules in, and offer
registered users
I did this a while and had the following in pseudo code which is a bit
diff from the other suggestions:
(frameset)
~|
Purchase from House of Fusion, a Macromedia Authorized Affiliate and support the CF
community.
try that again without the hyphens :)...
I did this a while and had the following in pseudo code which is a bit
diff from the other suggestions:
(frameset)
var hasLoadedFrameA = false;
var hasLoadedFrameB = false;
function isReady() {
if (hasLoadedFrameA ++ hasLoadedFrameB {
I'm looking for a simple functioning static CFCHART sample so that I can test our
LINUX/MX 6.1 system.
Does anyone have a working sample they can send me, or can anyone write and test
something and send it to me.
I have writen a test peice, but I have no idea if it's bad code, or a bad server
Andy Jarrett wrote:
first off not really sure mysql supports unicode/utf-8 at all.
cfprocessingdirective pageencoding=utf-8
cfcontent type=text/html; charset=utf-8
good.
html xmlns=http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml; xml:lang=en
not good if the page is in greek.
head
title/title
!--- Create the chart ---
cfchart
pieslicestyle=solid
format=flash
chartHeight = 200
chartWidth = 300
font=Arial
gridlines=6
showborder=yes
show3d=yes
yAxisTitle = Test X Axis
url=index.cfm?Item=URLPARAMS HERE
Has anyone figure out a way to log the famed JRun closed connection
errors? The only way I can tell it happens is by trying to view the app in
a browser...any information would be IMMENSELY appreciated-
Tyler
~|
Purchase from
...when you have a value eg 22 which is made up of 2+4+16 so you know of
all your options valued 2,4,8,16,32 Etc only 2 and 4 and 16 apply.
I know there must be a mathematical name for this, but what?
Does anyone have some example CF code to 'decrypt' such numbers?
Are there other [simple] ways
You are asking about encryption which is covered very well in the latest
CFDJ article by Wayne Graham. It includes step by step implementation.
The areticle is here:
http://www.sys-con.com/story/?storyid=46359DE=1#RES
(scroll down to 2nd page for article)
You can make calls like:
encrypted =
If I read you right all you need to do is convert from decimal to binary, in
your case
#FormatBaseN(22,2)# should do it.
--
Jay
-Original Message-
From: Richard Meredith-Hardy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 21 October 2004 16:26
To: CF-Talk
Subject: what is it called..?
but you inherit a geat name in mathematics! Hardy!
http://www.stetson.edu/~efriedma/periodictable/html/Ho.html
So, what are you trying to do? looks like some sort of partitioning
looking only at powers of 2.. Can you give another example?
Doug
On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 16:25:57 +0100, Richard
Our internal application users have been requesting some pretty
complicated reports... anywhere from 20-75 data fields organized 25 ways
from sunday, etc. What they really desire is to pick any field from any
page in the application and generate a custom report, etc. and have the
ability to save
GCF - greatest common factor
but i have no idea about anything in the CF dept to handle this
HTH,
Donna
On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 16:25:57 +0100, Richard Meredith-Hardy
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...when you have a value eg 22 which is made up of 2+4+16 so you know of
all your options valued
Those would be called bits.
22 would be translated into binary as
1011
or 01011
or 1011
and you can treat each bit as a separate on/off switch.
Jerry Johnson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/21/04 11:25AM
...when you have a value eg 22 which is made up of 2+4+16 so you know of
all your options
Now for my issue. If a user leaves my site and goes somewhere
else, and then attempts to use his back button to come back
to the site, I would like to return them to the login prompt.
Technically, since they didn't log off and moved to another
url via a favorite or manually typed, when
My default error log has a bunch of entries like this, the
day changes:
10/20 11:35:34 error Cannot create cookie: expires = Fri
10/20 11:35:34 error Cannot create cookie: path = /
10/20 11:35:38 error Cannot create cookie: expires = Fri
10/20 11:35:38 error Cannot create cookie:
I have an array of structures in a UDF. I am trying to see if a certain key
exists in the structure and if it does I want to highlight the row. When I
tried this code CFIF form.process AND StructFindKey( #reqiredfields()#,
main ) I got a 500 internal error. Then when I just tried to output the
new
No relation, I'm afraid!
Say I have a DB record with lots of attributes. Rather than have loads
of bit columns which each have to be individually evaluated yes/no, I
think you can achieve the same thing by having the single value 22 which
can be evaluated later to mean 2=yes, 4=yes, 8=no,
In spite of some early growing pains, MS SQL Server Reporting Services can
serve up some pretty nice looking reports. Very customizable (you can write
complicated logic in .NET and access these modules in your report). It
requires SQL Server for it's operation (which you have), but the data for
All I would say and it's pretty obvious but wasn't for me a year ago or
so...
Cache the crunched report data and the presentation separate... got an
app now that I would love to change the fact that I cached the HTML page
generated (mixing the data with the presentation)
Would have helped me
I usually ask them if its cost effective to build so many reports or a
huge reporting tool when there are other products out there, crystal,
business logic, etc. In my company we usually build a couple canned
reports then give the user a CSV dump of all the data. They can tehn
use excel and such
cfif bitAnd (yourVariable, 2^0) gt 0
...
/cfif
Replace 0 in 2^0 with whatever power you want to test for.
Marius
- Original Message -
From: Richard Meredith-Hardy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 21, 2004 11:51 AM
Subject: Re: what is it called..?
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cache the crunched report data and the presentation
separate... got an app now that I would love to change the
fact that I cached the HTML page generated (mixing the data
with the presentation)
The app is in FB4, so the data is
As far as determining your binary number programmatically, and i'm fishing
way back into my math memory here.but...
If you did Floor(Log Base 2 of X), that should tell you the last on bit.
Then raise 2 to the power of Floor(Log Base 2 X). Take this value, subtract
it from your original value,
From: Douglas Knudsen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I usually ask them if its cost effective to build so many
reports or a huge reporting tool when there are other
products out there, crystal, business logic, etc. In my
company we usually build a couple canned reports then give
the user a
Interesting. Earlier versions of Sybase is more like MS SQL Server, which version of
Sybase are you using?
I do exactly this except with Sybase - it works great.
On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 21:19:46 +0800, James Holmes
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lemme know if you got any questions about reporting services MT, i've been
immersed in it for months now...for better and worse :)
- Original Message -
From: Tangorre, Michael [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 21, 2004 11:18 AM
Subject: RE: Reporting
I'm trying to parse through some information in a text document where
there is information like this:
Text text text text text text text
FirstName: Bob Age: 30 text text text
text text text text text LastName: Brown text text
text text text
but this information is also within a bunch of other
This is the only cooke being created by CF:
cfif IsDefined(cookie.cfid) AND IsDefined(cookie.cftoken)
cfset localCFID = cookie.cfid
cfset localCFTOKEN = cookie.cftoken
cfcookie name=CFID value=#localCFID#
cfcookie name=CFTOKEN value=#localCFTOKEN#
/cfif
Other than
Hi All
Sorry for being OT. But could anyone point me to a good resource to learn .NET, from
the begining (hopefully skipping console apps). I am interested in Web and Windows
apps.
Also if anyone could share their thoughts about VB.NET and C# which to learn?
Please note that I am not a
Jerry Johnson wrote:
Those would be called bits.
Or flags, even, seeing as that's what he's using the bits as.
22 would be translated into binary as
1011
or 01011
or 1011
and you can treat each bit as a separate on/off switch.
K.
--
Keith Gaughan, Developer
Digital Crew Ltd.,
What version of Cold Fusion? How long is the longest possible string you are searching
through?
If newer than cf 5, or cf 5 and the max string is less than 20KB,
cfset fieldName=FirstName
cfset fieldVal=rereplace(content,.*#fieldName#: +([^ ]+) +.*,\1)
(I think)
Jerry Johnson
[EMAIL
I've taken a college course and learned the basics of VB.NET and
Visual Studio, but we only worked with windows forms - no ASP.NET. So
I've been going through the tutorial at W3Schools (www.w3schools.com).
They also have tutorials on the .NET framework which you'll need at
least a basic
Sorry for being OT. But could anyone point me to a good
resource to learn .NET, from the begining (hopefully skipping
console apps). I am interested in Web and Windows apps.
You don't want to skip console apps! They're very helpful for learning
fundamental programming without the
This is the only cooke being created by CF:
cfif IsDefined(cookie.cfid) AND IsDefined(cookie.cftoken)
cfset localCFID = cookie.cfid
cfset localCFTOKEN = cookie.cftoken
cfcookie name=CFID value=#localCFID#
cfcookie name=CFTOKEN value=#localCFTOKEN# /cfif
Other
From: G [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Lemme know if you got any questions about reporting services
MT, i've been immersed in it for months now...for better and worse :)
Will do! Thanks for the offer :-)
Mike
~|
Sams Teach
Dave,
Thanks for the resources
I don't want to start the whole .net vs cf discussion here. But is it
possible to build things as quick as you can in C# as you can in CF? Are
somethings faster better in C#?
Mike
- Original Message -
From: Dave Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL
will do
- Original Message -
From: Donna French [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 21, 2004 12:40 PM
Subject: Re: OT .NET
I've taken a college course and learned the basics of VB.NET and
Visual Studio, but we only worked with windows forms - no
Hmmm, I think I see what you're trying to do there, but it doesn't work.
The files aren't very large at all and I am using CFMX. I'm not very
good with Regexs so I'm not sure what's wrong, but it seems to not be
stripping anything out.
John
-Original Message-
From: Jerry Johnson
I thought CF Express was great, personally. I used it numerous times,
on everything from little one-off sites for clients who had a web
server in their office, but needed zero-cost app servers, to
kiosk-style apps on non-connected computers (just install CF right on
the machine). At least two of
Sure it's possible. If you have the right tools and the right experience in
any given language, you can develop quickly. Are some things faster, better,
in C#? Sure. The question is, are these the things you are interested in?
Start with your needs, then ask which platform is best suited to those
WOW! What a thread, I am all FIRED UP now. I am happy to hear this being
discussed so openly, I think that CF has quite a diverse customer base (as
opposed to java, php, etc) and it causes some confusion, misunderstanding
etc when discussing things like this
Small co. vs. large co.
Small apps
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/coldfusion/6.1/htmldocs/tags-a11.htm
-Original Message-
From: Charles Sim [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 21, 2004 11:25 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Need a functioning static CFCHART sample
I'm looking for a simple functioning static CFCHART
WOW! What a thread, I am all FIRED UP now. I am happy to hear this being
discussed so openly, I think that CF has quite a diverse customer base (as
opposed to java, php, etc) and it causes some confusion, misunderstanding
etc when discussing things like this
Small co. vs. large co.
Small apps
Data set example:
Table name: Orders
***
BatchNumber, CheckNumber, Name
a, 1234, Joe Johnson
a, 1235, Mary Madison
12-32-1, 3434, Jon Johnson
12-32-1, 3453, Victoria V
cfquery name=getOrders
Are you sure you've got the fieldname correct? Capitilization counts.
If you want to do a case-insensitive search, use rereplacenocase() instead.
--Ben
Burns, John D wrote:
Hmmm, I think I see what you're trying to do there, but it doesn't work.
The files aren't very large at all and I am
That wasn't the test, that simply resets the cookie on close of
browser so that the client is logged out automatically on browser
close. I didn't show the test because it is a javascript test which
should not bother JRun.
Rich
On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 12:51:47 -0400, Dave Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED]
{cf install dir}\runtime\lib\wsconfig\{instance number}\jrun.ini
un-comment the #errorurl line, specify a page (relative to the site
root). I believe the page must be html, non-dynamic, but i've never
tried sending it to an asp or aspx page.
On that page, you can use html to call something to
There are all sorts of bugs like this in query of queries. This is
because CFMX is assuming the data type of each column based on the
first value in the query. So if you have a field that has bunch of
strings in it, but one row has a numeric value in that column, even if
YOU want it to be
Kind of. It's CF trying to be clever, and failing. With a QofQ,
there isn't any metadata about the column types, so CF has to attemp
to decypher it on the fly. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.
I suspect what's happening is that CF is assuming that the double
hyphen means a date, so
Of course I meant we avoid the use of Query of Queries, not cfquery. :-)
On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 13:32:08 -0400, Brian Kotek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are all sorts of bugs like this in query of queries. This is
because CFMX is assuming the data type of each column based on the
first value
OK, thanks very much, I think I have a solution, though I still don't
know what this is called, or really what the bitand() function is doing
(any pointers to a -simple- explanation of the bitxx functions?)
Consider the following code. It seems to work:
CFSET mylistOfOn =
!--- create a list of
I started to post to this thread last night, but got interrupted,
Lotta' good stuff here!
One thing that I think would really contribute to the acceptance of CF
is to make it pervasive and ubiquitous-- the same way MS does with IE
and MM does with Flash.
On OS X you get most of what you need
I've been breezing through these messages, just kind of skimming everyone's
points. I wanted to share my experience on community actions and where it
got me and where I'd like to go.
Back in 1999, a fellow CF coder (Kyle Jenkins) in my area decided to start a
CFUG. I had been contemplating
A bigger question is whether my logic holds together.
Sanity check from a ninja, please.
Notes:
I assumed matching the fieldname's case was a good thing (to reduce false positives)
I assumed the characters before and after the data were, in fact, spaces (chr(32)). If
not, then maybe the
Ben,
Great catch. That was my stupidity. However, the regex is picking up a
little bit too much info. For instance, if this was the text:
firstName: Bob lastName: Jones
When I run the regex, it's returned Bob: lastName: as the value of
firstName. It's like it's going to the next space after
Jerry Johnson wrote:
Notes:
I assumed matching the fieldname's case was a good thing (to
reduce false positives)
I would have assumed the same. That was my first thought.
I assumed the characters before and after the data were, in fact,
spaces (chr(32)). If not, then maybe the
For some reason I thought there was a working example there, sorry. Ryan's
works
-Original Message-
From: Ewok [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 21, 2004 1:16 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Need a functioning static CFCHART sample
Maybe that's what it is. I think the case I'm talking about has a
linebreak after the data. Which space (chr(32)) would I replace with
the space class? The one after the ^ or the one before the +.
John
-Original Message-
From: Ben Doom [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday,
That trick is awesome! I must remember that for lots of ftickboxes and
what have you!
saving a single number would be great!
My answer to life the universe and everything would be
101010
MD
On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 17:29:21 +0100, Keith Gaughan
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Jerry Johnson wrote:
That doesn't make any sense. I'm scratching my head on this one. I
just ran a quick test (empasis on quick) and it seemed to work fine.
Is it really returning a colon after Bob? Could it be a glitch in the
output, or are you outputting #fieldval# directly? Just some thoughts
--Ben
Both!
You should probably replace the second and third spaces with the generic space
class. This will allow tabs, returns, and spaces.
[[:space:]]
The last character issue I didn't handle at all.
Maybe something along these lines (completely not tested)
cfset fieldName=FirstName
cfset
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